MATCHING:
1. Strict liability
2. Vicarious liability
3. Corporate liability
4. Parental liability
a. The liability that those in loco parentis have for their charges.
b. Liability that one person has for another.
c. Liability for harm even if the person is not at fault or negligent.
d. Liability that employees incur for their employers.
1. c. Liability for harm even if the person is not at fault or negligent.
2. b. Liability that one person has for another.
3. d. Liability that employees incur for their employers.
4. a. The liability that those in loco parentis have for their charges.
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